We discuss proposals from Democrats for dismantling local zoning laws in Connecticut with GOP Senator Tony Hwang of Fairfield, followed by Senator Rob Sampson of Wolcott expressing concerns over two proposals from Democrats to make election laws more squishy. Both could be voted on at any time.

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Tom Shattuck has been married for more than a few years, but he can't shake the habit of life being about the pursuit of women. He shares one such thought, and we discuss during his weekly appearance.

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We talk to Av Harris about his wrongful termination lawsuit against Jolly Ned and the Gang. He describes what happened, and what he wants.

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Anyone remember the American System of Government? We remember it with former state senator Joe Markley.

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RANTS run the full range of possibilities, but the lucidity of Jumpin' Joe Biden is of primary concern, with one caller referring to the president as a "shovel ready project." Stop it now.

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State Rep. Kimberly Fiorello raises an alarm against the ruling party's Shock and Awe campaign, designed to use the disruption of Covid and their big majorities to remove local control of zoning before anyone knows what's happening. For details on what's happening and how to mobilize to resist, visit CT169Strong.org.

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The big bailout bill has a targeted bailout hidden within, an expansion of the earned income tax credit to as much as $3600 per child for the poor with household incomes under $150,000/year. This sounds a great deal like the Andrew Yang proposal of a couple years ago that every American family get $1000/month - which, at the time, sounded outrageous, and, appropriately, anti-capitalist. We discuss. Then, Alphonso McGriff joins in.

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What political figures do we find most upsetting? Ranters are most appalled by the two dignified national figures known as Blumenthal and Murphy - at least that's how it seems. (860-751-4698). Plus, Todd and Mark Christopher crash Jolly Ned's Comedy Show - way funnier that Ned could ever be! Then, the amazing Tom Scott, former state senator and still an adviser to GOP candidates, is here to discuss the curse of early voting.

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Education entrepreneur Dr. Steve Perry, head of schools for Capital Prep schools, explains how education money flows to schools that students are leaving instead of the ones they are moving to - forever. He's speaking in support of SB949, the "Money Follows the Child" law. Visit MyChildMyChoice.org.

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Today's Rant Line Callers (860-751-4698) tangle with Jolly Ned's press conferences, Eva Bermudez Zimmerman, and Dr. Jill Biden. Plus, in today's Jolly Ned's Comedy Club, Ned warns you about curfews. Then, Len Suzio reacts to today's testimony on his favorite legislation.

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